It's time for the Democratic Party to put up a candidate we can be proud
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because Hillary Clinton is the People's Choice For American Future...
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FOS can't be all bad... though I haven't checked her latest blog....
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1. According to court transcripts Hillary aggressively impugned a 12 year old rape victim on the witness stand. At the time Hillary was defending the adult male who raped the child.
2. According to court transcripts Hillary got a 300 pound male, who severely beat up his girlfriend, off on a technicality in spite of the fact that it was an open and closed case with police witnesses who were to testify.
3. Hillary was part of an administration that passed the welfare reform known as TANF. This bill puts a time limit on poverty of five years and hurts single mothers and their children more than anyone else.
4. Hillary was a paid member of the board for Wal-Mart for six years. This union busting corporation had the worst record for wage discrimination against women of any US corporation and it continues to hold such a record. Hillary did nothing apparent to right this wrong.
5. Hillary was part of an administration that would not even call a cabinet meeting to discuss Rwanda. They sat by and did nothing while over 800,000 human beings were hacked to death. When 8 African nations requested 15 carriers to help them get people out of the country, the Clinton told them that they would have to pay $15 million for the carriers. These carriers sat on a tarmac in Germany while the African nations scrambled to get the money.
6. Hillary was part of an administration that followed the conventional wisdom of the previous republican administrations and refused to talk to Saddam and continued the sanctions. In 2000 a study conducted by the United Nations found that during the 1990’s that 500,000 Iraqi children under the ages of 5 years died as a result of those sanctions. Madeline Albright called the deaths “unfortunat e†but a price worth paying.
7. September 6, 2006 Hillary crossed party lines to vote against a democratic amendment that would have limited the use of cluster bombs (a munition that claims women and children as its victims) in Iraq. Obama supported the limitation.
She was an attorney, that was her job, do you know the percentage of false accusations in rape cases? Am guessing not.
The point is in order to have experience, a defense attorney is a good start, doing your job well, is an understanding of the law and due process. No one said the justice system is without flaw on the contrary there injustice within it at staggering degrees, none the less, she was effective, and professional.
TANF was a 5 year program to help educate single mothers and get them through a period of transition and into the work force, it even helped with wardrobe... where do you get your info a cave?
If you don't get the Wall mart thing by now after I have clearly pointed out to you that she was a hired attorney, and resigned when they did not adhere to her suggestions, than you are... well like talking to a broken record.
Are you not aware of what happened in Africa, Black Hawk down, etc... during the Clinton administration?
The cluster bomb was a revision issue.... was there anything else....?
And Liz, we'll still love you just like we love those that voted for Bush!
'Clinton 08'
Your reasoning is illogical. I have had a few people in my life that are not necessarily the nicest people in the world and have said things that are hateful and disrespectful, but I still care about them. According to your reasoning, because I associate with them, even though I don't believe everything they believe, I am dishonest somehow and am denying that I really believe their point of view, even though I don't.
So that means.. for me at least.. that even though my grandparents didn't think being gay is proper, that I am a sinner and going to hell, I should not have loved them. They have given me guidance and have taught me important lessons, but I should, according to your reasoning, renounce everything that I was taught by them. So that means the lessons in love and forgiveness and caring they taught me are void now right? And that even though they said things I didn't agree with.. I am.. according to you.. guilty by association.. so therefore I should condemn and hate myself. Is that right?
I would challenge you to look into your own past. Did you always agree with everything your parents said? Do you believe exactly EVERYTHING they believed to be true?
Just some food for thought.
Peace,
TJ